Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression

At Align Chiropractic & Sports Medicine, we offer advanced non-surgical spinal decompression therapy to help patients manage back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and discomfort associated with spinal disc conditions. Our gentle, non-invasive approach focuses on reducing spinal pressure, improving mobility, and supporting overall spinal health without surgery.

Using specialized motorized flexion-distraction decompression technology, our treatments are designed to gently stretch and mobilize targeted areas of the spine, helping relieve discomfort associated with certain disc and joint conditions.

Conveniently located in El Segundo, CA, we proudly serve patients from Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Playa del Rey, Torrance, Los Angeles, and the LAX area.

How Does Spinal Decompression Therapy Work?

Non-surgical spinal decompression uses specialized equipment to apply controlled stretching and movement to the spine. This technique aims to temporarily reduce pressure on spinal structures, improve joint mobility, and relieve certain types of back and neck discomfort.

Our motorized flexion-distraction therapy, incorporating principles of the Cox Technique, allows targeted treatment of specific spinal areas based on each patient’s condition and needs.

Spinal decompression therapy may help:

  • Reduce certain types of lower back and neck pain
  • Relieve discomfort associated with some disc conditions
  • Improve spinal flexibility and range of motion
  • Reduce muscle tension and stiffness
  • Support mobility and everyday physical function
  • Provide a conservative treatment option for selected spinal conditions
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Conditions We Evaluate & Treat

At Align Chiropractic & Sports Medicine, we assess patients experiencing a variety of spinal and disc-related conditions, including: